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wally word. we pretty would bring an end to legalized plunder in america and we hang your mercy upon us to tour forcible some of our lord and savior jesus christ and his blessed name we pray amen. [cheering] ladies and gentlemen negative the leader of the online tax revolt. i want to introduce now someone most of us know mark william, his place is ringing out across the country for conservative principles and. mark is going to be helping introduce the great participants in the tea party expressed and other grass-roots today. mark, come up here and say a word. [cheering] >> wish me luck. i am on with joh this afternoon to follow up on the number one youtube hit. thank you for being here that t. purdy express comes and we started in nevada 27th. 25,000 people joined uso wish him every read a happy retirement. [cheering] moments ago the national press club we announced our endorsement and commitment of resources to elect nevada state legislators geren ingalls to replace harry reid. yesterday even though i live in boston, i live in california but my home state is boston. we were there with

mistress ever? >>> is the cheated on sandra bullock the most admired woman in america? the startling results just in today of our exclusive "showbiz tonight" poll. >>> lindsay lohan locked up? disturbing news breaking today that the troubled lohan could b get thrown in jail. and wild new video today of the chaos surrounding lindsay. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, this is dangerous. >>> dead man posing, it looks like a normal shot of a guy on a motorcycle, he's dead, yes, he's dead and posing on a motorcycle. >>> tv's most provocative television news show starts right now. >>> hi there, everyone, i'm brooke anderson in hollywood with big news breaking today, the incredible rielle-oprah outrage. i couldn't help but think today that rielle hunter has to be regretting going on oprah for her first tv interview about her affair with john edwards. "showbiz tonight" can tell you that getting slammed doesn't even begin to describe the furious reaction today to rielle hunter basically telling oprah, hey, don't call me a homewrecker for having an affair and a baby with the guy who could have been the nex

to testify later this afternoon. >>> meanwhile, halfway across the country in the heartland of america, president obama is kicking off his main street tour. the president making stops in three iowa cities. all have unemployment rates hovering around 10%. we'll hear from the president in about ten minutes. he's in ft. madison. we'll bring you his comments live. see the folks waiting there for the president. >>> we begin with the much anticipated testimony of a star witness at a heated senate hearing on the financial meltdown. the ceo of wall street giant goldman sachs lloyd blankfein is due to appear a little bit later today. other top goldman executives have been facing tough questioning from senators for hours now. >> do you think you contributed -- your actions contributed to the financial downturn that we experienced in 2008? >> do i think my personal actions did? >> goldman sachs's. >> you know, i don't know. i'd like to think about that and respond to you. i haven't thought about that specifically. >> you haven't thought about it? another key witness today, goldman whiz kid trader

negative. the global standing of america is in the words of the polling company's chairman, clearly on the rise. obviously it's the obama effect. people like our president. in fact, he's the most popular leader in the world. so what are we going to do with this renewed world leadership? one thing we should do is lead. tonight we had james cameron on the show. he gave us the most successful movie in history which tells what the people of this planet have exploited it so badly, abused its natural resources to the breaking point, then head to other worlds to find the means of sustaining life. it's what happens when mankind abuses the habitat in which he was born. a half century ago an american statesman addressed this very issue, quote, we travel together, passengers on a little space ship dependent on its reserves of air and soil, all committed for our safety to its security and peace, preserved from annihilation only by the care, the work, and i will say, the love we give our fragile craft. that was adlai stevenson the american ambassador the to the united nations speaking in geneva

for the united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you, everybody, welcome. welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york city. this man is nine years old. this is jeffrey and i thought he did a great job reciting the pream to believe the constitution of the united states. jeffrey, thank you very much. let's hear it for jeffrey! [ applause ] unfortunately, jeffrey is becoming a rarity these days, because just 230 years after the constitution was signed, a growing number of students and adults are hard-pressed to tell you what is in this great document that is the foundation of our nation. so i am a delighted somebody might be paying attention. jeffrey, you might want to tell the members of congress that haven't read it lately. take a look at it. it's worth reading. tonight we have an amazing show. you will love tonight. actress jeanine turner will be here and you know her as the star of hit tv shows like "northern exposure and" "friday night lights" and she will tell us about her effort to inspire kids to learn about the con

to our prosperity. to ordain or establish this constitution for the united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, governor, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you everybody and welcome, welcome to huckabee from the fox studios in new york city. this young man is nine years old. this is jeffrey fister, and i thought he did a great job of reciting the preamble of the constitution of the united states. is jeffrey, thank you, very very much. let's hear it for jeffrey. well, unfortunately, jeffrey is becoming a rarity these days because just 230 years after the constitution was signed, a growing number of students and adults are hard pressed to tell you what's in the document the foundation of our nation. so i'm delighted that somebody might be paying attention, hey, jeffrey, you might want to tell the members of congress they haven't read it lately, take a look at it, it's worth reading. tonight, we have an amazing show and you're going to love tonight. actress janine turner is going to be here, you remember her from northern exposure and friday night lights and tell

[inaudible] i was wondering with america just struggling to pay their bills, losing their jobs [inaudible] and fail to pay taxes on rental properties? [inaudible] nseries why are you such a disgrace? i have my tax returns. can i be free from other penalties? ♪ ♪ i want to introduce the next speaker a warrior here in washington, d.c. today in and day out is battling the injustice of the tax code. he formed the taxpayer protection pledge. he asked every candidate, every incumbent to sign it, reduce taxes this. he lives here in washington, d.c. but he is in part from washington, d.c. because he is a warrior who understands the tax code as well as anyone. i want you to give a big war round of applause for a fellow patriots, grover norquist from the americans for tax reform. [cheering] >> we have thousands of americans getting together today and over a thousand rallies in washington, d.c. and across america and it's not possible to thank all the people who took the time and effort to organize that but i would like to say special thank you to the three who did the most to make th

from new york, defending freedom. freedom. happy easter, america. smie welcome to "red eye." it is like the incredible hulk, if by hulk you mean greg. andy, what's coming up on tonight's special show? >> greg, coming up on tonight's special show, a new gal lop poll shows the majority of america don't like either political party or members of congress. we'll investigate. and is planting child pornography on a woman's husband's computer the way to her heart? the answer is i sure hope so. and why is hollywood remaking movies that were not that good in the first place? some say it is a lack of creativity and shear laziness. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> the i pad comes out on saturday. >> so what. >> it would be nice if you bought me one as an apology. >> an apology for what? >> i don't know where to begin with you, greg. >> looks like somebody isn't doing their morning meditations. >> that somebody is you. >> go away. way to ruin a special show. well, they are far from frightful. they are always delightful and extremely insightful. enough about the teamsters. let's welcome our

have asked him if he thinks america owes reparations in the form of territory to the people of mexico. and our favorite sanctuary city, san francisco, also might lend the arizona boycotters support by joining the effort. city attorney dennis herrera recommends that the city by the bay terminate contracts with arizona businesses immediately. it's all nonsensical. look, people have a right to lodge their opposition to this and any other law they think is unfair. this is after all what hundreds of thousands did during the health care debate. but the proposed boycott of arizona is a cheap publicity stunt, not to mention illogical and counter productive. those of us who support arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration should encourage our own states to adopt similar measures. after all, if states can't help enforce the very immigration laws that congress has passed, then the concept of national sovereignty and the rule of law are totally meaningless. that's the memo. now to the top story tonight reaction. with us now is alfonzo ago glar. the executive director of the latino partnership f

the overwhelming importance of black race in america. i am familiar with a truly gigantic literature that explains the meaning and portends an honest to god reality of the existence of race. it's imperative and a statutory biological definitions of white race, we may notoriously vague. believing that what is not black. the disc thickness does not indicate lack of interest. quite to the contrary for another, past historical literature, much less known today explains the meaning and portends an honest to god reality of the existence of white races. they may seem not to be given a book on americans in antiquity, a pure fun before europeans discovered the western hemisphere and thousands of years he for the invention of the constant of race. they given the prevalence of the notion that racist permanent, many believe it possible to trace something recognizable as the white race, back more than 2000 years. in addition, not few westerners have racialized antiquity making ancient history into white race history and classics into a living whitefield, complete with pictures of blonde ancient greeks. transfo

kelly, this is "america live" anmonday and we've got breaking news this hour on the man picked up with a gun after asking to see the president, initial reports say joe mcvey never got near obama but now we're learning he got a whole lot closer than you think, and -- >> i'm innocent of every single allegation, i look forward to my day in court. megyn: big questions in the court case involving former illinois governor rod blagojevich, is president obama now in trouble on this one? "america live" looks for answers on all that and lindsey lohan right now. >>> we begin with a fox news alert, brand new details into the arrest of a north carolina man who police say wanted to talk to president obama. with a loaded gun strapped to his waist. we are just getting the details now from a court appearance for 23-year-old joseph sean mcvey, this is his mug shot, look at this kid, he looks like a kid! police arresting him after he allegedly drove up to the airport where air force one had just taken off and asked security if he could talk to president obama. while police initially said that mcvey

agenda? we'll talk about that tonight. >>> another hot topic is america a christian nation? that question prompted by the raging controversy over, of all things, the national day of prayer. just yesterday, the army disinvited evangelist franklin graham from the pentagon's event. graham has made some pretty controversial comments about islam, some of this show actually where he called it a very violent religion. so is america really one nation under god? >>> and on a very different note tonight, the supermodel who is taking potshots at celebrity plastic surgeries. paulina porizkova is here with very surprising and candid thoughts on true beauty. lots to get to. but we begin with "the mash-up." our number one international story, the deadliest day of the year in iraq. at least 61 people died. more than 100 were wounded in a wave of bombings in baghdad and nearby anbar province. >> just days after the killings of the two top al qaeda leaders in iraq, a wave of bombings have left dozens dead in baghdad and neighboring anbar province. >> mangled cars, buses clogging the streets outside two mos

the constitution for the united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you, everybody, welcome. welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york city. this man is nine years old. this is jeffrey and i thought he did a great job reciting the pream to believe the constitution of the united states. jeffrey, thank you very much. let's hear it for jeffrey! [ applause ] unfortunately, jeffrey is becoming a rarity these days, because just 230 years after the constitution was signed, a growing number of students and adults are hard-pressed to tell you what is in this great document that is the foundation of our nation. so i am a delighted somebody might be paying attention. jeffrey, you might want to tell the members of congress that haven't read it lately. take a look at it. it's worth reading. tonight we have an amazing show. you will love tonight. actress jeanine turner will be here and you know her as the star of hit tv shows like "northern exposure and" "friday night lights" and she will tell us about her effort to inspire kids t

. a lot of presidents we're talking about today. of course, dick is the author of "2010, take back america." all right, dick, so it's a little confusing. larry summers worked for president clinton. now he works for president obama and somehow in the middle it's president bush's fault. >> well, they're going to rename the san andreas fault in california president bush's fault. both sides have merit here. the underlying responsibility for this crisis is clearly the policies of the clinton administration because they required the fannie mac and freddie mae, fannie mae and freddie mac, i got them mistransvestite there to upgrade and increase the number of lower income mortgages to 50% of their portfolio that could only be done by issuing mortgages with no down payment required and with very loose financial terms. and then during the bush administration, bush tried to regulate fannie mae and chris dodd and barney frank filibus r filibustered the bill or in the senate dodd did and stopped it from passing. on the other hand, once you had the poison of these bad mortgages in the system, the decis

unveil their contract from america, calling for the tax code to be scrapped. ♪ >>> and the emotional reunion for war heroes who liberated millions from nazi death camps. it's friday, april 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> happy friday to you. >> tax day's over, too. >> tax day's over. >> that's the best reason -- >> the weekend is almost here. lots to celebrate. we'll do that this half hour and throughout the morning. hope you stay with us. good morning. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> and i'm vinita nair. well, that plume of volcanic ash that is a virtual wall over the sky in the northern atlantic and northern europe is what we're talking about today. it may even affect president obama's trip to poland this weekend. >> it began spreading right after a remote volcano in iceland erupted two days ago. for the latest now we're joined by john hendren in washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy and vinita. this morning thousands of passengers bound for europe are stranded and wondering just when they'll be able to board their planes. some fi

in america, economics is the beginning and the end of most successful political endeavors. let's remember that arizona was the last state to approve a national holiday for martin luther king. and one of the things they did, it cost them hundreds of millions of dollars, when the african-american community across this country called for boycotts. finally, they were 50th, but they did it. they did it because they risked economics in the state of arizona. because, as you have stated, look, when the police intervene with me or with you or with anyone, it should be on the basis of our conduct. our behavior. not the country they suspect we came from and whether or not we were born here or not. that -- i'll tell you something. the criminal element, those human smugglers, the drug dealers, the rapists, those causing so much damage in arizona and across this country, they've got to be happy with this law. because what is going to happen is the eyes, the ears, that the police need so much of the community in general, so that they can combat crime, they're going to cause a division between the people

here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in indiana, news cameras captured a firefighter being knocked to the ground by an explosion which ripped his helmet off. the firefighter was attempting to extinguish flames in a minivan when he was hit by the blast. fortunately his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> in mississippi, four men are lucky to be alive after driving directly into the path of this oncoming tornado. one of the passengers captured the raging winds and rain on his cell phone only moments before the gusts flipped the car 30 yards through the air. thankfully, the guys sustained only minor injuries. amazing. >>> a kentucky man is under arrest after leading police on a dangerous chase which was captured by the police car's dash cam. the suspect injured an officer who was attempting to stop the car before spinning out and crashing into a police cruiser. the suspect is being held on several charges. >>> and in new hampshire, one farm is welcoming its tiniest new resident with big smiles. weighing only 6 pounds at birth, the

troubling. >> well, they're generally troubling, mika, because the united states of america, after nine years in afghanistan, after two commanders in chief, still have no exit strategy. now, of course, the things we were supposed to have learned from vietnam and the beirut tragedy was you never go into war until you have an exit strategy. the only semblance of an exit strategy, mort zuckerman, that we have is that we will stay there, and young americans will continue to die. and american taxpayers will continue to spend billions and billions of dollars a year. so we can prop up the government of hamid karzai. hamid karzai. that -- this man, who is contemplating joining the taliban -- which, by the way, i say let him do it. they've got a 10% approval rating anyway in afghanistan. he is our exit strategy. so if you're a mother or a father or a wife or a husband whose loved one is in afghanistan right now going out on patrol with the possibility of being injured for life or killed, you're doing it for a man who says he's thinking about joining the taliban. >> well, i don't think i would de

of travelers worldwide. >>> education secretary arne duncan answers your questions on fixing america's schools. been to a movie lately? expensive is an understatement. grab your popcorn why you soon can make money off the box office. smarty pants heaven. call them what you want, we will all be working for them one day. good evening, everyone. modern europe hasn't seen anything like it. it has travelled to the white house, not by plane but word that the president's planned trip to the polish president's funeral would not be such a good idea right now. air travel is at a stand still, a volcano in iceland is to blame. it is blasting into the sky around the clock and no one knows when conditions will get any better. the impact on travel is huge, flight cancellations stretching from ireland and england and northern and central europe and parts of russia. the eyjafjallajokull is filling air space with deadly sand and rocks. this exclusive cnn video from earlier today, a view of the volcano you won't see anywhere else. we have a live report from iceland in a moment. the flight cancellations have turn

aired a special about america's debt called "iousa." >> in the the fall of 2008, the critically acclaimed documentary film "i.o.u.s.a." was released in theaters nationwide. the film warned of america's rapidly growing national debt and its implications for the country. no one could have predicted how much worse the situation would become in just 19 months. >> not everyone agrees with the program's assessment of this country's debt. dean baker is one who disagrees here. he is with the center for economic and policy research, and he joins us from washington right now. dean, thank you for joining us. i want to start with the question, why is this documentary controversial, in your perspective? >> well, let's start with the segment you just showed. it said no one could predict that the situation would get so much worse in the next 19 months. that is not true. i was out there warning about the housing bubble saying when that collapsed it would bring down the economy and create all sorts of really bad problems. one of them, large deficit, but that the least of it. 10% unemployment is

assistance and courtesy transportation, it's the best coverage in america. >>> today, teachers unions protested in the nation's capital. they're not fans of the obama administration's race to the top program in which schools compete for funding. >> i'm here because i have a major problem. i mean, to defend public education so that it's accessible to young people of the future. the problem that we have in washington, d.c. is reflective of what's going on an the country, to get away from education. >> cnn is stepping into the classroom fora at the cuss on education. one of the major criticisms we'll talk about, too much focus on standardized tests. students in georgia are taking those over the next few weeks, under a lot of scrutiny after allegations that some schools fudged the numbers in the past. michael harden is worried. were you the only parent concerned about this? >> no, by all means. >> someone may have changed the answers on the standardized test at his daughter's school. you have concerns. >> of course, i have concerns like other parents, i have concerns. i hope that there's

are doing this thing. there are millions of websites in america. >> jews are sensitive and catholics are sensitive but nobody threatens to murder someone because of a joke. >> nor do mainstream muslims in america do that either. i'm an advocate of freedom of expression. there are consequences but not life or death. it is like protests and boycott by sponsorships. bill ma sher maher lost his sht least talking about the terrorists being courageous in his terms. >> what do you say to groups like this and they are not advancing the cause or tolerance when they are making threats like this, it is not a good move for them. >> it is horrible for us. as muslim americans these are people we don't want be defined as. we don't want to be defined by the worst examples who happen to share our religion or background. even if when there was a cartoon of the prophet there was no demonstration in america burning things down. it is a right that i cherish very much. >> what about the threat of radicalism does that make you shy away saying i'm going to put the brakes on this joke, i don't want to go the

damage with most of the blame falling on the boy scouts of america. >>> to the breaking news out of florida where an 11-year-old girl has been found alive after she had gone missing friday near a florida swamp. when they found nadya, she said, quote, i can't believe you rescued me. nbc's mark potter is live in winter springs, florida, with the story. mark, we're happy that they rescued nadya. but tell us what her condition is now. i know she was taken to the hospital for some treatment and observation. >> reporter: that's right. she's in the hospital now. she is being treated. she's being questioned by police. and those police are now telling a story of how she was found. the police chief here in winter springs says at 8:30 this morning officials got a call from a man named james king who said he had just found 11-year-old nadya blum in a deeply wooded area that has not yet been searched by police. they were able to triang late his cell phone call and pinpoint the location. it took officers more than two hours to get there. once they were notified. because the underbrush is just

to come up next weekend in our special, "fixing america's schools." it will be a town hall meeting on cnn with parents, students, and teachers from across the u.s. plus education secretary arne duncan. if you have questions make sure tweet them or send them to facebook. at don lemon cnn. fixing america's schools. next saturday 7:00 p.m. eastern and next sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern as well. >>> you don't see this every day. an african-american defending the confederacy. >> it is a great thing that the governor of virginia did when he declared it confederate history month because now we have the opportunity to tell the southern side, which is never told. >> you will hear why he stands behind the controversial confederate history month. >>> and terrifying moments at a shopping mall in oklahoma. gunfire erupts inside and shoppers have to run for cover. >>> all right. listen up. a huge controversy arising out of virginia this week over a war that ended 145 years ago. governor bob mcdonnell declared april confederate history month. but left out any mention of slavery in his proclamation. civil

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was a dog that cheated on america's sweetheart and now apparently he is a dog that cheated on america's sweetheart wearing nazi clothes. like it has gone from bad to worse and it just keeps getting -- i can't even explain. and now extra has learned he is in rehab. they're not saying what he's in rehab for, but we're all assuming it's for sex rehab. and it is -- i feel bad for both parties. this is a woman who just won the oscar and now she is in hiding. that's sad for her. that's sad for any woman. >> larry: would this have been a big story had she not won the oscar? >> sandra bullock is one of hollywood's biggest stars and she was involved in one of hollywood's most intriguing relationships. >> larry: she's just been seen with him walking the red carpet. that adds to the story. >> it adds to the story. even before all this started, hollywood was fascinated by them themselves didn't know what america's sweetheart was doing with this motorcycle bad boy. and was this a relationship that was going to work? we're now seeing what the answer to that is. >> larry: who is jesse james? >> well

that we don't have here, in america you have the presumption of innocence before you're found guilty. in mexico, you're guilty and you have to prove you're innocent. there's no bail for murder. so if he's charged with murder, they'll hold him there. the system goes a lot faster if you are sentenced and found guilty for murder, there's no death penalty in mexico. and there's not a sentence over 50 years. they believe that's inhumane. so he's got one of the greatest attorneys there. there must be something. usually when you go to mexico, larry, when you're visiting there, you become a citizen. so they consider that a citizen of mexico was murdered. the guy probably be in jail right now unless there is some kind of evidence that, you know, they're really trying to confirm. so it could go either way. you got to have a great attorney that knows his surrounding and he picked the right one. >> larry: if you're visiting you're a citizen? >> well, when you -- once you cross the border into mexico, you become a mexico citizen even if you're a visitor. so all the laws are the same as to you as

then. megyn: i'm megyn kelly, this is "america live" with breaking news on the health care overhaul, in 30 seconds the biggest story since health care passed. breaking details on a massive new coast to coast push to repeal the bill. >>> plus, new warnings today about a radical group's mission to arrest the pope, see what happens if their plan goes wrong. >>> and -- >> oh yeah. >> correction. mig the secretary of defense, launching a new attack on the people who put together this tape. a video allegedly telling u.s. soldiers opening fire on what some folks claim are innocent iraqis, a closer look at the case and a fired up secretary of defense on "america live" root now. >>> this is a fox news alert, major new developments that could change everything when it comes to the health care reform battle, that's where we begin "america live" this afternoon, i'm megyn kelly. for months americans have voiced their concerns over the government's health care plan, but if you thought the fight was over, you haven't seen anything yet. a brand new effort about to be launched to repeal what is now

, america's health crisis. three, dangerous conditions that half of us already have. >>> then, the giant lawsuit looming for walmart, accused of holding a million women back on pay and promotions. >>> and new video just on lawmakers damaging eggs and smoke bombs, earlier this morning. >>> the world's largest retailer, walmart, says it is ready to appeal a long-running discrimination lawsuit to the supreme court. a federal court yesterday cleared the way for the class-action suit to move forward. walmart is charged with paying women less than men to do the same jobs. and with passing over women to in order to promote men. the case was originally filed nine years ago. >> i am absolutely ecstatic about today's ruling. we have worked very hard to get as far as we have. >> and i can't imagine a beinger message being sent to big employers and employers overall. they can be held accountable. the laws apply to them. they are not too big to be held responsible. >> the company says, quote, walmart is an excellent place for women to work. and fosters female leadership among our associates and the l

,000 brits stranded abroad, both in the united states and south america. across the world, basically. but a lot of them in europe now making their way to the french coast and down to spain in the hope of being picked up by british ships on standby also at the orders of the government. it's a tremendous problem here. tremendous pressure on the government to do something. tremendous pressure on the airlines to start flying again. it's all up to -- the final word, they say, will come from the aviation authorities themselves. tamron? >>> coming up in a half hour, live report from nbc's bob bazell. he's actually at the scene of the volcano in iceland. >>> another big story. apple's secret iphone revealed. and returned. a new 4g prototype of the phone was found at a bar near san francisco. it then ended up in the hands of a people at a gadget website, gizmodo.com. my colleague, monica novotny, spoke to the owner of that website about accusations the site will process from this really cool sneak peek. >> if you mean we profited from people looking at our website, sure, we did profit. but i

for being the most fuel efficient car company in america, well, then how do you explain all this? chevy malibu, cobalt, silverado, and the all-new equinox. compare them to anyone. may the best car win. >>> these are the stories that we are following at this hour. >> boston, if anyone knows how to throw a tea party, it is you. >> partying like it's 1773. sarah palin leading a new boston tea party. the kickoff to a series of tax day protests nationwide. >>> president obama trying to keep democrats united would pass a bill to keep wall street in line as republicans claim it just leads to a huge government slush fund. and the toughest antiimmigration law ever. one state passing a bill that advocates for illegal immigrants have said so far goes too far. >>> plus a looming shortage of doctors. could your primary care physician be an endangered species? good day. i'm peter alexander in new york. this breaking news is coming to us from south boston, massachusetts. these are the latest live pictures we are getting in the msnbc newsroom right now. a crane as you can see has collapsed at a constru

, the secretary of education pays us a visit and answers your questions on fixing america's schools. will his plan work? i go one on one with arne duncan. >>> tired of paying big bucks for your movies? grab your popcorn. we'll tell you what one company is doing to help you make money, big money, off the box office. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. the volcano in iceland shows no signs of calming down. it is still blasting ash into the skies and causing devastating and devastating shutdown of virtually all european air travel. the impact is devastating, causing flight cancellation and travel chaos from ireland and england across northern and central europe and into parts of russia. russia, it is also caused by the -- all of this is caused by the volcano at iceland's eyjafjallajokull glacier. it is potentially a deadly combination for aircraft engines. the flight cancellations have turned some of the world's busiest buildings into quiet cavernous shells, would be travelers have been stranded or forced to stay home and those unlucky enough to be stuck at airports, well, they're living in al

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the embassy bombings in kenya, tanzania, khobar towers, uss cole, first frayed center bombing. america is not going to respond. they anticipated the same none response. >> clearly bin laden did not register with him it shows his lack of understanding of the american people less so the presidency, but the american people could not tolerate something like what happened on 9/11 in this country. the end result of that has been, i think a stunner for almost everybody involved in the al-qaeda leadership. whether it is in the border between pakistan and afghanistan or whether it was in iraq. they never expected the americans to fight back. we do fight back. >> sean: move to where we are today. the conclusion of the 9/11 commission report, they are at war with us, we are not are with them. bin laden, came to what was an obvious conclusion, based on events as they were unfolding. we heard last week, our own secretary of defense tell this country, they think that iran, that tiny country that president was talking about, they don't represent a threat, they don't pose a threat. iran is going to ha

>>> good morning, america. on this friday, april 2nd, i'm george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm robin roberts. this morning the new jobs report is out today. does it mark a significant turning point in the economy? we have a closer look at what the numbers really mean. our experts weigh in. >>> also, overnight president obama announces tough, new security rules after he gets a scathing report on the nation's trains and highways. why are mass transit systems are at higher risk nine years after 9/11. >>> caught on tape. the granny accused of stealing nearly a million dollars from her family and friends, even her pastor. how did she go from being a scam victim to scam artist? >>> and the 3-d dilemma. so many 3-d movies so popular at so few screens. can hollywood take box office profits to a whole new dimension? >>> happy good friday to you. >> good friday to all christians out there. we have a lot of news this morning. it's a big day for everyone looking for signs that the job market may be finally coming back. the new jobs report for march is out. economists are bullish expecting the be

. truth, lies, and videotapes, on "america live" right now. >>> but we begin with a fox news alert, the feds now say they have put an end to a terrifying string of attempted bombings targeting americans. just an hour ago, atf agents announcing this guy, larry north, is now being linked to a series of explosives left in postal drop boxes across texas. at least three dozen incendiary devices placed in 23 different locations since the beginning of february. k rivment s gutierrez, live from the dallas bureau with the breaking news, kris, how did they catch this guy? >> megyn, prosecutors are telling us that 52-year-old larry north had been on the radar screen and considered a person of interest for the past week, so what they did is made a surveillance team follow him everywhere he went, 24 hours a day and actually one of those surveillance teams reported they saw him putting another explosive device into a mailbox in a shopping center outside of a tyler shopping mall. they saw him do that yesterday. then when they moved in to arrest him they said they found another explosive device in

the nation that they would fundamentally transform america? he warned us, he warned us with a playbook that sure seems to me that it's all olenski all the time. is this what their change is all about? i want to tell them, naw, we'll keep clinging to our constitution and guns and religion and you can keep the change! >> join us again paul begala and alex costellanos. today's event was the last stop on the tea party express. the tour ends up in washington tomorrow on tax day. a notable no show was massachusetts senator scott brown. paul and alex, i want you to respond to what alex said before the break, some of what mitch mcconnell said. >> mitch mcconnell says this bill to regulate wall street is a wall street bailout even though the plain language wanlg says it's not. i have a thick and lust strauss head full of hair, pay no attention to the fact you can see on your screens i am half ball, i actually have a thick and lust strauss head of hair. what are you going to believe? me or your eyes. when he says it's lying, maybe i should put that on my forehead. this is not a bailout, mitch. h

. >> well, enough is enough. today, "showbiz tonight" can tell you mistresses of america are laying their feelings bare and telling all of america, we won't take they ridicule lying down. >> like the rise of the mistresses. >> no, i'm not a homewrecker. >> the tattooed covered stripper who allegedly had an affair with jesse james is giving a brand new interview. she says, when they first hooked up, james led her to believe he and bullock had separated. >> i thought i was dating a separated man. i was a single person dating another single person. >> and mcgee is sending a message to america, don't blame me for damaging the marriage of america's sweetheart. >> i don't believe that i destroyed their marriage. jesse destroyed their marriage. my message to jesse would be, if you were just honest with me in the beginning, and up front, we wouldn't be in this position. >> since she first spilled the beans about her affair with him, she's been slammed for her background in adult entertainment, photo shoots in full nazi gear and head to toe tattoos. >> there's a term for women like bombshell

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questions on fixing america's schools. will his solutions work? you decide. >>> been to a movie lately? expensive is an understatement. but grab your popcorn. we'll tell you why you soon could make money off the box office. >>> and it's smartie pants heaven in atlanta this weekend. call them what you want. we'll all be working for these young robotic competition contestants one day. and they're here live to tell us why. good evening, everyone. modern europe hasn't seen anything like it. and it has traveled across the pond all the way to the white house. but not by plane. just by word from european officials that the president's planned trip to the polish president's funeral would not be such a good idea right now. that's because air travel across that country is at a standstill tonight. a volcano in iceland is to blame. it is blasting into the sky around the clorox and no one knows when conditions will get any better. the impact on travel is huge. flight cancellations and travel chaos stretching from ireland and england across northern and central europe and into parts of russia. the e

, looking to hammer home the idea that america has to do something. >> make no mistake, if iran achieves a nuclear weapons capability, it will not be because we couldn't stop it but because we chose not to stop it. >> shepard: that's up for debate. the problem is that administration officials generally say a military strike against iran would only set the nuclear program back. it would not stop it. this debate all the more urgent in light of the warnings we heard repeated today that iranians could have a nuclear bomb within a year. but couldn't use it until much later, even if that does happen. our chief correspondent for "the fox report" from new york. if they did get it within a year they couldn't use it right away. >> no, they couldn't. most experts agree it would take them another three years to get it to a form in which they could deliver it as a weapon. in other words, miniature rise it enough to put it on the head of a missile that news comes as we also learn today slightly worrying development that iran's nuclear reactor at the power plant will be ready to open in august. that wo

like to say on behalf of all the middle-aged, overweight women in america, just shut up. >> claire mccaskill. >> morning, everyone. >> that was rough. >> it was a little -- it was edgy. she obviously has strong feelings about that. i do, too, about our health in this country. >> stop. just stop. >> she's right. she's right. >> you know, i love when somebody says, what everybody else is thinking, and claire did just that. so, a big show ahead today. tim geithner will be coming in. >> i can't wait to ask him about financial reform. that's going to be exciting. he's coming in on the set, right? >> right. speaking of financial reform, at the event last night, we spoke to an awful lot of senators who basically said this bill is going to pass, it's on the front page of "the washington post." the senate is moving closer to financial reform. >> it was a nice event. this was the press club foundation. it was -- >> the congressional debt? >> gosh, a lot of folks showed up on both sides, congress and the media as well. so, it was fun. it was good. you did a good job. >> yeah. >> making people be

. everybody, fox news alert, it is all your money and it is america's future today, a way to keep the nation's head above water, the kickoff for the president's debt commission happens in minutes, how deep it the hole today? we are more than $12 trillion in debt, that's $41,000 for every american citizen, only two things you can do when you're in debt this badly, stop spending or raise or money or perhaps -- raise more money or perhaps do both. which way will the commission go? we'll find out together on "america's newsroom". >>> that is just one big story. a big day. welcome, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning to you, bill, good morning, everybody, i'm martha mcical up. get ready, folks, a showdown today on capitol hill, lawmakers put goldman sachs in the crosshairs and the big event, lloyd blankfein on the hot seat. goldman is expected to deny they profited from the housing collapse and we'll be watching that very closely today. bill: indeed we will. also the disturbing image of the suspected chris may day body bomber proving the man who tried to detonate a bomb on christmas

arrives! an update. >> >>> well, the creators of america was most controversial cartoon, matt stone and trey parker are the guys behind south park, threatened with violence over the two-part episode that ended last night. a satire poking fun at fears that some have of folking about the prophet mohammed. well, now, some are accusing the producers of caving and censoring the episode. others say this entire thing was planned and part of a joke. trace gallagher gets to the bottom of it live in our west coast newsroom. trace, what do we know? >> reporter: i think what's so fascinating about the story is the creators have never really shied away from any kind of controversy, megyn. over the years they have gone after virtually every religion. for those of you who do not watch the show, here's a quick snap. >> for those of you who were a little confused, you are dead, and this is hell so abandon all hope and yada yada \dollars/{^ed}aa. we're not going -- yada yada yada. we're not going to stop the orientation process. >> wait, i thought i was a devout prot instant, i thought i was going to

. welcome to, "bbc world news," broadcast on pbs in america. president obama lays out his new vision for nasa. and celebrating one of fashion's icons, more than 50 years after she stepped down in style, grace kelly in the spotlight again. >>> air travel across northern europe has been hugely disruptive by the ash clouds from an erupting volcano in iceland. half of all trans-atlantic flights are expected to be canceled friday. because of the danger that the cloud could bring down aircraft, the u.k. has closed its airspace to everything except emergency services. similar restrictions have grounded airplanes across europe. thousands of passengers had their travel plans bract. this report from peter biles. >> an unprecedented site, all but emergency flights in and out of the united kingdom ground. the risk posed by the all stannic a volcanic eruption has forced -- by the islamic volcanic eruption has forced drastic measures. in france, the airports were all affected. >> essentially, it means another night in paris. it is a little bit of a pain. >> throughout the day, more and more flight

travels to the kennedy space center today to officially unveil his new plans for america's manned space program. the plan already has its share of critics, including some of this country's most famous astronauts. tara mergener is in washington with details. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. well, president obama will be the first sitting president in 12 years to visit the kennedy space center, but the message he brings will no doubt be a tough sell. >> liftoff. >> reporter: the u.s. space program is about to embark on a brand new journey. >> it's an abrupt departure from the way they've done things in the past. >> reporter: today at the kennedy space center, the president will announce plans to speed up the development of a new heavy lift rocketship, extend the space station's life by five years, and send man to mars. but he'll also pull the plug on a project to return to the moon. gone, too, is the space shuttle program which the bush administration had ordered into retirement. instead, the obama administration wants to rely on private companies to fly into space. nasa wou

will lead experts from north america and europe searching for cures for dozens of diseases. >> we're honored to have been chosen for the churches rare show of support for this new science. we're delighted that income tax our open researchers are linking with researchers in italy in order to explore possibilities. >> reporter: the study will focus on intestinal diseases like celiac disease and coalitis . >>> the reason behind this decision and the hefty fine that comes along with breaking the ban. >>> and she's known for living a quiet life in hollywood. but sandra sandra loving free to lose weight. loving free to eat what i love. loving free to live my life. ♪ loving free on weight watchers. and you will too. since right now you can join for free. weight watchers. because it works. achievement: is all around us. a part of our very lives. at pnc, we help make achievement happen. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >>> a mcdonald's happy meal tradition is banned in one california county. elected leaders in santa clara county have voted to ban happy meal toys and other promotion that's come with

this person sound familiar? >>reporter: on the road and across america. her goal? to change laws so that convicted rapists get tougher sentencing and that dna is collected from all convicted felons upon their arrest. 23 states currently require dna upon arrest and maryland is one of them. >> when they get the dna, we have stories upon stories of matching back 15 to 20 years. getting the dna and arrest is a big, big portion of it. >>reporter: after 34 states and 27,000 miles, she says her journey is far from over. >> i really feel i have no choice. i wish i could bring her back. i can't. if i can find some way of getting her killer off the road -- but also, stopping other violent pred tors, i'm going to do that, >>reporter: fox 45 news at 10:00. >> her next stop is philadelphia. to follow her journey or learn more about her daughter's murder, go to foxbaltimore.com and click on news links. >>> the pentagon city metro station reopened tonight after a suspicious package turned out not to contain a bomb. police say a caller reported a bomb at the virginia station late this afterno

like -- who was -- ned lamont was loved by progressives across america. >> the problem is, kendrick meek. is there an alternative to him being the independent? with joe lieberman there was no viable republican alternative to all republicans went to lieberman. >> i don't think the democrats will bail on meeks. i don't think they can if he has himself out there, a democratic congressman. they'll have to help him out. do you think that crist could go the democratic party? >> i think he could. i think he could. i think charlie can -- >> the teachers union all the way. >> it's just an inversion of how you normally think about education. >> charlie thinks first about winning. secondly he thinks about winning. third, he thinks about winning. he's thought this through. >> his poll numbers suggest maybe he thought it through erroneously. >> what i'm saying is, he's figured out whether it's better for him to run as an independent or run as a democrat. >> he's clearly stuck it to the republicans and conservatives with decision. it's good-bye and the horse you rode in on. >> unforgivable sin. s

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